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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Sept 90yearod gets drivers cense Former teacher of Lome School were on hand Sat urday for the reunion of the chool Left right John Pel Merle Kirkneii Anna Gordon Vera Model I Bonn and PhalDSwItier by Doris tot It In the for baby robins Tbe three fledgelings which filled nest In tbe tree outside our diningroom window have Just glided out into the world Heres hoping their wings grow strong enough to carry them south when tbe time arrives Tor them to go Mother robin seems overly protective for I get roundly scolded every time venture to the back of the bouse Perhaps she realizes the odds are against them and Is grimly determined to raise her brood regardless Hiss Mamie of Toronto visited a cou ple of days with her niece Anne and Bruce Smith and their wee son Brent Visitor for a few days with Mr and Mrs Gordon Allien were their daughter and soninlaw Joan and Mike Hut chison Steven Jeffrey and Susan and Mr and Mrs Vanderscbuit and sons Peter and Derik of Portland borne of Mr and Mrs Stan Fuller and family was the setting for a birthday party on September 5 for Mrs Fullers aunt Eva Tuck Hornby who was years old and had fust completed and passed her drivers test Mrs Tucks sister Fanny Bailey from Hornby was also at the party and a niece Charlotte Ledger of Acton and nephew Elmer Douglas of Milton Mrs Fullers brothers and stater were present also Bob of Pickering Mrs Evelyn Fan- of creative playground at ren can expend their decorated the birthday the school is completed youthful energy clint- and the guest of Consisting almost en- swinging honor was of old tires posts tottering and crawling a corsage and bouquet and chains it has created and they are enjoying it The first phase of the an outlet where the child- immensely Dave Wright seeks Liberal nomination Lome school reunion Saturday Over 175 the second annual reunion of Lome School on Sat urday at School Former students came from across Ontario for he afternoon of re- with seven former teachers also making the trek Bert Davidson a former trustee was on hand as was Barbara Davidson who was a fourth gen eration attending the school Mr and Mrs Andy McDowell the present owners of the school who have fixed up as l heir home had of the building on hand for all those to see Laura Johnston ham of Ontario came the furthest and Ivy Cleaves Watson and Hazel Gibbons Murray were the two oldest students there The next reunion was planned for five years from now until it was dis covered the schools 100th anniversary Is In three years They now plan to meet in 1982 Former teachers on hand for the occasion were John Pell Mrs Merle Kirkness Mrs Swit Mrs Anna Gordon Aitken Miss Muriel Burns Simpson Vera Hurst and Mar garet Young The school was first constructed in 1BS0 Tidbits of historical in formation were pub lished In a brochure for Includcdinil the booklet was a brier recent history Lome School became part or School Area the end of 1940 and closed Us doors 1959 under the School Board The stud ents from the Lome area then attended the new School under a new Halton County School Board System When Lome School part or the quesing School Area in 1949 there were no longer three trustees but one representative to the board The three men who held this position were Dav idson William Dobbie Eramosa library notes and Clarence Coles When the Township of Board was ab sorbed into the County Board of Education each municipality had one re presentative on that board Fallowing the closing of the school sealed of fers were received on the sale of the property It was purchased by the Jehovah Witness who were in great need of a meeting hall Within a very short time the vac ant property was severed from the school building and the Jehovah Witness sold the school building as soon as they had com pleted building a new Kingdom Hall on the sev ered lot The school building was ogam resold and at present it is the residence of Mr and Mrs A Lome School has been converted Into an attractive home on a nicely landscaped lot Among the later graduates of the school are farmers auct ioneers teachers steel workers garage mech anics business ad ministrators carpenters real estate brokers electricians as well as veterans of the Second World War and mem bers of the Canadian Mil itia Lome School got its name from the Marquis of Lome who was Governor General of Canada when the school was built Those on the planning committee for the day were McPhail iitier Joan Holmes Jack Holmes Bill Nelles Ruth Mac- Donald Holmes June Watkins Doberthein Dorothy Allen and Blair West Several telephone calls were received from stu dents who could not make It to the reunion The nic est surprise came however when at the end of the day Ste wart phoned from Calgary to wish the event well Dave Wright of Erin hopes to carry the prov incial Liberal banner In the next election Mr Wright announced he will seek the partys nomination for the Wellington- DuffcrinPeel riding A nomination meeting is slated for October Two years ago Mr Wright as the liberal candidate came second to Tory Jack Johnson in the provincial election Other Liberals in the running for the can didacy are Erin Reeve Larry MacKeniie and Draytons Elbert van Donkersgoed By naming a candidate in October the party hopes to be ready well In advance of an election THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF HALTON THE SANITARY LANDFILL SITE IN HILLS GEORGETOWN WILL CLOSE ON OCTOBER 31 1979 Other regional landfill sites In and Burlington wfl be available for your use The Burlington site is located on the North Service Road west of King Road The Oakvllta sits is on the Fourth Line north of No Highway OPP seek fatal hitandrun pickup truck are searching for a blue pick up truck in connection with a fatal hit and run accident north of Rock- wood early in the morn ing of September resident James Cowan 26 died after be was struck by a pick up truck on Wellington Road 27 one mile north of The truck left the scene of the accident The pickup vehicle is blue possibly a model but the make is unknown The vehicle has white mirrors on both sides The right mirror Is believed by police to have been broken and is he rubber Dave Wright The vehicle has about four yellow lights on the rear of the cab and possibly two yellow fog type lights on front There is a brown box in the back of the truck OPP are asking anyone who has seen or has knowledge of a truck matching the description to phone or contact the town police force NONSMOKERS CAN BREATHE EASY ON INSURANCE Regular hours now in effect at Community Library are as follows Tuesday and Thursday to p m and p m Saturday to noon Recent arrivals at the library include Adult Fiction Man of Naiareth by Anthony Burgess A necessary woman by Helen van Slyke Peacock In flight by Katherlnc Gordon The circle by Richard Ludlum and Wild justice by Wilbur Smith Juvenile Primary Save that raccoon by Gloria Learns to cook by Laurent de Hub by Robert Peck pops out by Betty and The restless ghost by Leon Garfield Nonaction Panto mimes charades and skits by Vernon Howard The Voyaging stars by David Lewis Children making books by Leslie Bennett Antique car models by Frank Ross and Why your stomach hurts by Gary Null HILLS THE CORPORATION OFTHE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS NOMINATION NEW ELECTION TO FILL THE VACANCY IN THE OFFICE OF COUNCILLOR WARD TAKE NOTICE THAT Nominations on the proper form will be received by the si the Municipal Administration on the Trafalgar Road Walton Road No 31 or Counctflor Want I lor a term of Office which expires on November 30th 1380 The lor above office wilt be received between the hours of 30 am and from Monday September through to Friday September and between the hours of a and on Monday September 1973 Candidates ore required to submit on the prescribed form only Information relative to Nominations forms end Municipal Word may be obtained from die Office of the Officer for die Town of Muftopa Administration Baling Trafalgar Road Road No 31 between the hours of a m and Monday to Friday Tha name address and office for candidates nominated be posted at the AdnwustniUon Trafalgar Road Road No 31 If more than one Want I October nommattd For the office of etecnm wfl be held on Tuesday RICHARDSON Officer Town of THIS OF SEPTEMBER JOIN WEIGHT WATCHERS NOWL WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE WEIGHT OVER 330 CLASSES IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO YOURE INVITED ITS OPEN HOUSE SEPTEMBER 10th TO 1979 Visitors are welcome at tho participating Watchers class nearest them AnendwJthnoobBgattofltofsin Watchers own Saints Anglcan Church ChaliMraUrtadChurcn hWnSVaM Hurbacfcontwc 30pm MLTON ACTON Rosary PnrtsnHi Mart Street East 30pm it Georges Church SOQuHphSi TuM 30 General Insurance Company it Daly McGregor Aganctai Limited Acton Medical Building S3 Mill St E 1631111 1st Shoppers World Antique Fair THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13 14 15 Forty dealers from Ontario and Quebec will display and offer for sale antiques and collectibles from Victorian and Georgian 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